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http://youtu.be/LrReBgRdzlw Kim Kardashian’s latest Skims spectacle—a massive 60-foot blow-up doll of the 44-year-old co-founder lounging in Times Square—aimed to hype the brand’s new swimwear collection, but the internet’s dunking on it instead. Unveiled Tuesday, per Vibe, the balloon strutted a sky-blue Skims bikini, echoing Kim’s Bahamas shoot, and stayed up until March 5 under the eye of parade guru Amy Kule, just before the March 6 swimwear launch. While Kim’s Instagram reel from the beach shoot scored love (minus the odd “Free Tory” shouts), her Times Square stunt flopped hard—one critic even sneered, “It looks embarrassed to be there.” Undeterred, Kim flaunted her inflatable twin in an expired Story, gushing, “OMG…I can’t believe there’s a 60-foot float of me in SKIMS Swim in the m...

http://youtu.be/caS2wqnZuXg Millie Bobby Brown has ignited a firestorm by slamming journalists for what she calls bullying disguised as reporting, not journalism. In a passionate three-minute Instagram video posted early Tuesday, the 21-year-old Stranger Things star, fresh from promoting The Electric State, calls out specific articles—like Lydia Hawken’s “Why are Gen Zers like Millie Bobby Brown ageing so badly?”—for fixating on her appearance. Brown argues that the public can’t seem to let her grow up from her buzzcut Eleven days, and now, rocking platinum blonde hair and bold style, she’s fed up with outlets like the Daily Mail dissecting her face, body, and choices—especially when women writers join the fray, which she finds hypocritical given the talk of uplifting young women. The ...

http://youtu.be/XHW-7GIuQKY Casey Anthony, acquitted in 2011 of murdering her two-year-old daughter, Caylee, has returned to the public eye with a March 1, 2025, video that’s racked up over 2 million views, announcing her new role as a “legal advocate” on Substack—a platform where writers monetize content through subscriptions starting at $10 a month or offer free “occasional public posts.” Her reintroduction, 16 years after Caylee’s death, has ignited a firestorm online, with X users reviving old allegations—like her 30-day delay in reporting Caylee missing, chloroform searches, and DNA evidence in her trunk—questioning how she escaped conviction. Meanwhile, calls to “Boycott Substack” and comments like “She should go back in hiding” reflect a public unwilling to forgive or forget, some ...